Pediatric Oral Surgery in Dallas, TX

Personalized oral surgery care for children with impacted, damaged, infected, or extra teeth. Our board-certified pediatric dentists provide careful treatment planning, child-focused comfort, and clear guidance for parents.

What Is Pediatric Oral Surgery?

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Pediatric oral Surgery

Meet Our Pediatric Dentist

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Dr. Mikael Garces

Board-Certified Pediatric Dentist

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Dr. Anthony Ngo

Board-Certified Pediatric Dentist

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Tour Our Pediatric Dental Office

Welcome to our thoughtfully designed pediatric dental office. We curated a space where comfort meets cutting-edge care. Every corner reflects our commitment to a relaxed, safe, and family-friendly experience for patients of all ages.

Our pediatric dental care for children with special needs in Dallas, TX, provides gentle, patient-centered support for kids with sensory sensitivities, developmental differences, anxiety, or medical conditions. Located at 1222 N Bishop Ave Ste. 500, our welcoming and adaptive environment ensures every child receives compassionate care tailored to their individual needs.

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Why Choose Us for Pediatric Oral Surgery in Dallas, TX?

Your Child’s Pediatric Oral Surgery Journey

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What Parents Say About Our Pediatric Dental Services

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Mama Beanzz

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I can truly say &Smiles Pediatric Dentistry is one for the books!! We were immediately welcomed with laughter and smiles when we walked through the door. Dr Garces, Adela and Samantha were sooo inviting, professional and warm. They welcomed my daughter in and made her feel at home. Dr. Garces literally explained in detail all procedures that were going to take place and put me at ease.

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Sarah Miller

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We had a fantastic experience at &Smiles Pediatric Dentistry! Our one-year-old’s first exam went so well thanks to their thoughtful, fun and simple approach. Dr. Ngo was so friendly and incredibly informative. The exam was quick yet thorough, even with a wiggly toddler.They offered practical tips and even suggested products for each stage.

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EMA Marlene

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We loved our experience at &Smiles today! From the friendly faces and welcoming atmosphere to the excellent service, everything was top-notch. Dr Garces and Adela made us feel comfortable from the moment we walked in, and their professionalism and care truly stood out. The space was bright, clean, and inviting. We left feeling well taken care of and genuinely appreciated.

Pediatric Oral Surgery Questions Parents Ask

What should I expect during recovery?

Temporary tenderness, mild swelling, or minor bleeding may occur depending on the procedure. We will explain which foods to offer, how to clean the mouth, what activities to avoid, and when to contact our office about unexpected symptoms.

How should I prepare my child for the procedure?

Follow the eating, drinking, and medication instructions provided by our team. Use calm, simple language when discussing the visit, and avoid giving your child detailed descriptions that may create unnecessary worry.

Is sedation available for pediatric oral surgery?

Sedation may be considered based on your child’s age, anxiety level, medical history, ability to remain comfortable, and treatment complexity. &Smiles offers advanced behavior-management and sedation options, including oral and IV sedation, with hospital-based care available for qualifying children when needed.

How do you determine whether surgery is necessary?

We review your child’s symptoms, medical and dental history, tooth development, and digital X-rays when needed. We also consider less invasive treatment options before recommending a surgical procedure.

Why might my child need pediatric oral surgery?

Oral surgery may be recommended for a severely damaged or infected tooth, an extra or impacted tooth, a baby tooth that has not fallen out properly, delayed tooth eruption, or another concern involving the teeth or oral tissues. The exact recommendation depends on the examination and imaging findings.

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Convenient Pediatric Oral Surgery in Dallas, TX

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